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Is it extremely likely they are? No, it's probably dead.
It's possible someone buys PD and carries on the IP. Previous attempts to sell the KSP IP fell apart on T2 being too greedy, but if PD as a whole is being sold at a more reasonable price, who knows. I doubt a new owner would want to continue KSP2 though. I could see buying the IP to start development on KSP3 though.
KSP2 is unrecoverable, but there is still much love for Kerbals.
If there's no pulse and no head, yeah, it's dead. Anyone telling you otherwise is just high on mohopium.
The dev branches were last updated yesterday (July 5). It's uncertain what that means, could be just automation left running. The patient may be braindead, but it does have a pulse.
It's been implied by T2 that PD has a support team, which may still be doing bugfix work. I don't believe T2 about much, but support teams are separate from the dev studios. For legal reasons, it makes sense for PD to support old games still being sold, just for crashes and will-not-start bugs with new video driver versions. Doesn't mean we'll get another bugfix path, let alone anything meaningful, but another bugfiix wouldn't surprise me. T2 is trying to sell PD after all, so it makes sense to polish the turd.
But NOW it is 100% a scam.
And I've been Nate Simpson for about 15 years, my team and myself got fired for incompetence because our perfect game bombed and blasted all the community with it.
But it's just a minor setback, I bought a Pentium II with my golden parachute and I am currently testing my newer version that I developed under a bridge, it'll come out in a matter of weeks, not months, will have 16 times the details and will run 10 times faster than KSP1, pinky promise!
Support teams are a real thing, and are different groups than the studios - often in different countries. Doesn't mean we'll get another bugfix patch for KSP2, but if some NVidia driver update made the game unable to launch, a support team would fix whatever was needed to keep KSP2 on the Steam store.
I'm not denying they exist, I'm just denying there is one for a title that crashed and burn as hard as KSP2 did.
The "fully funded, fully staffed" team did ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ for more than 5 years, if a B-team must come, they'd better start from scratch.